create-exxat-app

Scaffold a new Next.js app on the Exxat DS (@exxatdesignux/ui) in one command.

Quick start

pnpm create exxat-app my-app
cd my-app
pnpm dev

Works with every modern package manager — pick whichever you use, the scaffolder auto-detects it and runs the matching install:

npm  create exxat-app my-app
yarn create exxat-app my-app
bun  create exxat-app my-app

Or invoke directly:

npx create-exxat-app my-app

What you get

• Next.js 16 + React 19 + Tailwind v4 starter.
• The full Exxat DS hub stack pre-wired (ListPageTemplate, DataTable, HubTable, TablePropertiesDrawer, KeyMetrics, PageHeader, …).
• A reference Library hub at /library/all (placeholder data — rename / repurpose it to whatever your product needs).
• A /columns showcase route documenting every reusable column cell.
• Cursor skills + pattern docs vendored under cursor-rules/, cursor-skills/, patterns/, and handbook/ so AI agents in your repo can read the same DS guidance the source repo uses.

Options

create-exxat-app [target-directory] [options]

| Option | Description | | --- | --- | | --force | Allow scaffolding into a non-empty directory. Existing files are not overwritten unless the template ships the same path. | | --no-install | Skip the dependency install step. Useful in CI or sandboxed setups. | | -h, --help | Show CLI help. |

Examples:

create-exxat-app my-app
create-exxat-app .            # scaffold into the current directory
create-exxat-app ../sandbox --force --no-install

How it works

create-exxat-app is a thin discovery package — it exists so <package-manager> create exxat-app … resolves to a real package on npm. The actual scaffolder, template, and version-pinning logic live in @exxatdesignux/ui. Installing this package pulls @exxatdesignux/ui as a peer; the binary simply delegates to @exxatdesignux/ui/bin/init.mjs.

License

UNLICENSED — proprietary to Exxat Design.